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Poll: Everett has 5 cannabis stores. Should there be more?

The Liquor and Cannabis Board has authorized 10 stores for the city.

Friday, August 2, 2019 10:38am
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The Everett City Council is proposing to double the number of marijuana shops in the city and loosen restrictions on where stores can be located.

Related: Cannabis stores in Everett are raking in millions of dollars

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